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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1887-05-21

The dates for Queen Esther have been
changed from June LIST and End to June Znu
and 3rd. The chorusse are practicing three
times week, and the leading parts will be
well sustained by some of the best voices oil
Baltimore. The public may expect to near
the cantata rendered with fine effect ne
caste will be in real Eastern costumes be-
low is list of those who will take part:
Queen, Miss Mamie Kunkel; Attendants,
Miss Bette Reifsnider and Lena Frizell; King,
C. 81. Harding; Pages, Smith Reifsnider and
Albert Moore; Hannah, W. Fl. Harding; Nor
decai, R. B. Bond; Zerish Miss Mary b.
Shellman; Attendants, Misses Pauline Trumbo
and Grace Bowers; Zerish's child, NJ. Bruce
Smith; Mordecai's sister, Miss Florence
Herring; Prophecies, Mrs. /. E. Pearson; Har-
bonah, Harry NJ. Gernand; High Priest, II.
D. Mitchell; Herald, Joseph Stouch; Scribe, W.
L. Seabrook; Kings Guards, II. NJ. Gernand,
D. Snyder, Arthur Smith, Austin Geiselman;
Queens Pages, Misses Annie Shriver and Ada
Trumbo.
CHORUS OF JEws.-Misses A. Bixler, Clara
Mittten, Kitty Noel, Maggie Lockard. Tillie
Derr, Annie Cassell, Annie Ames, Florence
Herring, Grace Bowers; Messrs. W. H.
Thomas, John F. Everhart, J. Fowler, G. w.
Frizell, Thomas A. Murray, Fl. NJ. Gernand,
Chas. Geselman.
CHORUS OF PERsIANs.-Mrs. DR.. Rahter,
Misses George Franklin, Fannie Murray,
Lizzie Lockard, Irene Everhart, BERTHE Buck
ingham; Messrs. w. C. Wickert, Jos. Stouch,
Austin Geiselman, r. B. Mcdonald, B. Mills,
D. Snyder, W. L. Seabrook.
CHORUS OF JEWISH BoYs.-Masters Paul
Reese, Wilbur Buckingham, Emory Bucking-
ham, Frank Shaw, George Brown, Chester
Ames, Eddie Manning, Ollie Grimes, Harry
Gorsuch, Louie Woodward, Nat Keen, Willie
Miller, Willie Keefer.
CHORUS OF MEDIAN MAIDENs. = Misses
Annie Shriver, George Franklin, Julia Nc
Kellip, Eloise Bond, jamie Thomas, Grace
Herring, May Mackley, Blanche Trumbo. Flor
ence ZePp, Bette Fritchie, Madge Shaw,
BERTHE Keen, Mamie Henning.
AccoMPANIsrs.-Mrs Margaret Smith, Bal
timore, piano; Mrs. Frank 7. Shaw, organ;
Mr.. L. L. Billingslea, violin; Prof. Louis
Dielman, New Windsor, clarinet and flute.
DIREcToR -Prof Hewlett cornet
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commencement. at New windsor college.

Below is the program OF Commencement
exercises at New Windsor College:
Sunday, June 9Th, l / a. m.-Baccalaureate
Sermon by Rev. George E. Jones, of Balti-
more.
Sunday. June 9th, sp. m--Sermon before
Monday, June 9th, p. m.-Class Day
exercises.
Tuesday, June It'll, 8p. m.-Address before
the Literary Societies, by Rev. Frank NJ.
Ellis, d. D., of BALTIMORE.
Wednesday, June 9Th, 8 p. m.-Annual
Soiree and Contest.
Thursday, june 9th, 8 p. m.--commence-
ment exercises.
Thursday. June 9th, 10 a. m.-Alumni
Reunion and COLLATION..
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procaed,nga of tne cirouit court.


There was nothing done in court from the
close of our report last Friday until Monday,
when the appeal docket was taken up. Judge
/. Thomas Jones arrived on Monday and has
presided this week with Judge Smith.
Two appeal cases were tried on Monday.
L. H. Lee & Bro, vs.. John A. Day. Tried
before the court; verdict for appellant of
$542 Reifsnider and Fink for appellant;
Stocksdale for appelle.
John A. Macintosh and wife VS.. Thomas
Harris, use of R. C. Matthews, use of West
minister Savings Institution. Tried before
court, and judgment affirmed. Maulsby for
appellant; Reifsnider and Fink for appellee.
TUESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
Alfred H. Butler vs.. Charles C. McColgan
& Co. Judgment affirmed. Pearce for ap-
pellant; Pearson for appellee.
George Bollinger VS.. William Kagel. Tried
before the court; judgment affirmed, with
cost. Tracy for appellant; Bond for appellee.
John Shnl VS.. Abraham Bankert Tried
before the court; judgment reversed. Ref
snider Il Reifsnider for appellant; Stocksdale
for appellee.
The case of Crawford VS.. Smith, suit for
$4,000 damages, was removed to the Supe-
rior Court of Baltimore. Henning for plain
tiff Bond and Maulsby for defendant.
WEDNESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
Samuel Diehl VS.. Nathan II. Diehl; attach.
ment; tried before the court. Judgment of
condemnation for So, 361. so. Fink and Rob-
erts for plaintiff, Pearce for defendant.
Augustus Miller, alias ''Bonnaberger,"
plead guilty of larceny at Walden's stables,
Middleburg, and sentenced to the House of
Correction for ten months.
THURSDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
State against Geo. Taylor, larceny of seed
from n l. Gorsuch 4 Son, pl ca of guilty
confessed by prisoner. Henning for State;
McKellip & Clabaugh for prisoner.
FRIDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
When our report closed yesterday the case
of Abraham J. Koontz VS.. Albert ID. Crabbs
was on trial. 1t is case of repleven. Roberts
and Seabrook for Koontz; Maulsby for Crabbs.
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BILLIARD & COFFIN
Cotton Factors

plentiful supply OF water % the pres.
ent consumers, and also 10 add 10 the
large additional demand.
MnsRa W. L. TRAsk and T.. A.
Keeling will on the first q September
begin the publication Of The Memphis
Weekly Price Current and Southern
Trade Journal, which will be devoted
10 the trade aud commerce OF Mem.
phis, and 10 the comm srcial.inte Of
West Tennessee, T. yet Arkansas, North
Mississippi aud NORTH Alabama. This
IL an excellent field for such an enter.
prise, and Messre. Tfask AID Keeling
are eminently adapted 10 the task OF
making II O great aud permanent sue
cess.
HENRY LASHAN, chief engineer OF
the water works, has come back from
q flying "trip 10 st. Louis, Cincinnati,
Oovineton and Newport. With him
returned Mrs. Lauhsm and children,
who have been spending the SUNNI :
months with relatives at 81. Louis.
Mr.. Lanham inspect q tho water works
Of ssversl cities. AT Newport, KY,
the supply IL ample; at Covlngton,
Ky, the machinery 10 worked TO its
u,mos; capacity and the authorities
are making arrangements for enlarg-
ing the works; at Cincinnati all the
machinery is In active use, worked up
10 lie entIIe oapsc ~ and with no id'e
machinery in reserve and the question
OF Gdlitioaal machinery Is being die.
cuVed; at 81. Louis the supply ia
barely sufficient and additional pump.
ing machinery is being added 80 ~ TO
increase the water supply several mil.
lion OF gallons daily.
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stock 10 death, and they both came
out and called Mr.. Epps mp 10 come
ont In the yard, and Of course l went
too. knew what they were playing
for, and i wss dttermit ed TO see that
they did not tske any advantage Of
him, % he was not 10 blame, and Just
such little mean cspsrs 40 that we
have had 70 bear ever since Hutchin.
son came on the place. Wyh, Just an
hour before Hutchinson tried to kill
me. Mother Hutchinson and / were
at the we'll talking II was not speaking
TO Hutchinson, for i lad not spoke 10
him In over two wesks), he came mp
10 me and said he had bright ten
dollars laid up to pay Ills fine, TO
knock me down, and Mr..
Wooten said 10 him. IAN, II Is no use
talking In that way" They then got
In the buggy, and thought, bad gone
home. In abouta hslf hour Huichin-
son came back In the yard and said he
had come 10 take the market wsgon up
10 Wooien's, and i asked Mr.. Epps
did he intend 10 allow them TO do II,
as he had taken 90 much already. /
told my son. 10 20 with that wagon
and 10 70 10 the Office next day and
advertise for my book, and offer a lib.
erL reward, and have II left al Ike A.
Chase's. When l said that Hutchin-
son turned 10 me and cursed me, and
said that book was his and should
not advertise for II, and i said /
would. Then he eaid some hard
thing, and l was 90 angry, and felt 90
insulted, tina, i said what / felt, that
he Was stealing from us, and had my
book 10 hide his rascality, az be had
not given ne any receipts SIR CO the Attn
OF July. AT that be struck mea blow
In my face. Mr.. Epps was sitting
close by. and he took hold Of Hulchin.
sons arm and told bin TO hold or he
would hurt him, and at the same time
stopped 10 got stick. Bot Hutchin-
son was too quick for him. for he got
the singleiree and dealt him q blow
across the back OF his neck as he wac
In q STOPPING posture. Then BIO
turned on mo as ain and gave me two
lieks across my head, which brought
me 10 the ground. He then took me
by my hair, which hal fallen down,
aud held me while he kicked mo with
one loot and beat me with q stick.
While he had me down Mr.. Eppes
ran In the house and came out with
the pistol and fred at him. Hulchison
ran mp 10 him with al my children
around him aud gave him another lick
across the top Of his head Just as he
was firing the second shot. Sir. Eppee
was afraid no would kill one Of the
girls or cur baby, as they were all
pulling at Hutchison trying 10 got him
OF Of me, and my little three .year-old
girl had her little arms around Hutch
ison'a knees crying and begging him
no. 10 kill her mamma. | had my
good sensts all the time (but he held
ne down) Ill he Jumped up on
my bowels, then remembered
no more, I'LL Friday evening, when the
doctor sewed my wounds up, but |
think Mr.. Wooten IL 90 much 10
blame a. Ia All. Hutchinson, az We
had told him he was drinkiog all the
time, and he heard him threaten 10
kill me on several OCCASIONS. He
never could kesp Hutchinson at his
home, for he could not keep peace
when thera Mr.. wooten looked for
q row that evening. ~ he did not have
time 10 get home and tack as soon a.
he did alter the assault
MRS. l.. EPPs.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
MrsPHrs Steam Laundry, 224

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry, 224 I'd ".
DR. b. 4. BrRsEs has removed HE
dental office TO No. 243 Main street.
A CHEAP line iron and slate msntels,
also CRATE front and tenders, ct Gsbay's.
" you want oil pine lumber call on
Brinkley Lumber Company, l24 JEFF.
ferson street.
BUSES will run to ia kson Mound
Psrk from Court Square to-day. Fare,
% cents round trip.
EyKRY saloon should keep for
sale Canine aud Whisky. q. II.
Herbers K Co., agents.
60 TO p. Cunningham's wagon fac.
tory, corner Dssoto and Monroe
streets, to order your drays.
Now rs the time for bathing. Bath q
Of all descriptions II the Tufkieh Bath
House, No. 222 Second street.
DIR. Q. HERMANN.
Sol GoIDBAuM has located nj No.
205 Second street. Will be pleased 10
zee bis old friends, and new ones, too,
at his old place Of. business. Give
him a call.
Lex CREAM festival at Gospel Tent,
Fort Pickering. Given by the lsdies
Of Georsia street church Monday
evening a, s o'clock. Admission free.
All invited.
STANLEY 4 ASpWBoS, funeral dir.
ectors and embalmere, 80 Madison
s.-cel, are fully prepared 10 furnish
chairs at residences, when ordered, ioi
the accommodation Of friends.
Mrs. +. ]. Orowell, Of the Industrial
College, Of Columbus, miss., il In the
! city for q short time Swing lnstruc.
ton 81 Taylor syrtem at Woman's
Exchange. Ladies' especially invited
TO see 10 thoroughly tested.
The "Gibson Printing Company"
have purchased the eteam Job printing
Office az No. "A Monroe street, and
have added new machinery, type, etc,
which will ENABLE them 10 serve their
! patrons with everything In the Job
printing and blank book work At short
notice and in the best Of style at prices
beyond competition.
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OF curing habItual consti patton and
liver and kidney Ills Ia 70 avoid the
use OF tie bitter drastic liver medl.
cines and cathartlcs, and 10 take only
the pleasant liquid fruit remedy,
Syrup Of Figs. IL cleanses ~ well a.
Strengthens the system. and does not
leave the bowels cosiiye, 90 that regu-
lar habiti may be formed and the In.
valid permanently restored 10 health.
/, acts promptly and effectively; II 10
easily taken and perfectly harmless.
For sale In 30 oents and 81 bottles by
II. J. Hester and all leading drug.
gisis. Van vleet A Co., q. W. Jones
4 Co., w. N. wilkerson A Co., ]. j..
Miles, end Z. Mansfield A %. have
been appointed wholtealc sgcnts NJ
hemphis.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

w. 8. Rodgers has been restored
to his position Of keeper OF Court
Square.
"A company has been organized
here known as the plantation and
Cotton Company"
Mics Mable Rhodes will leave on
the 4th Of August for Chicago, st.
Paul and New York to spend year.
-Messrs. w. Ka,zanberger and j.
II. Slater we're q ned 81 each by Judge
Hadden for their scrimmage on Madi-
son street Friday.
Although the Artesian Well Wa
ter Company has been iiven the priv.
ilege Of constructing complete works,
tie supply at the Court street bridge
will not bs stopped.
Capt. 7. Il. Tobin, turveyor OF
customs, has appointed Mr.. Ansel
Banksmith as inspector, pauger and
weieber at this port. The department
at Washington has approved the ap-
poiniment.
The regular services at the Y. M.
O. A. rooms will take place at O'Clock
this evening. The rooms are cool.
Leader, ]. II Thompson. All young
men are invited. The young mems
meeting Tuesday night at s O'Clock.
President MADDEN says his watch
stopped about 4 O'Clock D m. Friday.
The very hour at which the last Ia
dictments were returned, aud since
then the once reliable old Waterbury
las refused 10 tick the iainteit kind OF
q tick.
The young people Of Germantown
and vicinity will indulge in a dance
next Thuredsy night at Walkers
Hall. Noes. J. s. Brett, l. p. Thomp-
son and A. q. Roolh compose the
committee OF arrangements and they
expect 10 see large crowd present
from this city.
William King, charged with per
jury while testifJing for the State In
the Millinston m1rder case, came In
yettirday and surrendered TO Sheriff
Cannon. He waa t,ken before Justice
Esnew, who lseued the original wit,
waived examination, and was bound
ever to the Criminal Cour! In the sum
OF $1,000.
The Holy Rose by Besant, The
O'Donnells Of lncbiawn by l.. T.
Meade, and the Formation Of Vsge-
table Mould is the la'ts In tie Hum.
boldt Library. by CHARLES Darwin All
rev works just received at Mans-
lords Poetage stamps for hale. No
need Of going TO tie postofiice, mail
box aud pair Of scales in our stamp
department.
The franc cottage on Walker'av-
enue, near Elmood Cemetery, owned
by Capt. Lenow and occupied by y.
q. BiBtsmish, clerk nj the Gsy)so
hotel, was to'ally destroyed by fire at
0 O'Clock yesterday morning. IL was
valued at almolt $1,000 aud Insured In
tho Bluf City for $500. Mr.. Bank
smiths loss amounted 10 about $50.
which 10 fully covered by q policy In
the Arlington for $500. The FIRE or
iginated from q defective flae.
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Justice Powell AmIci,d.

Justice George X Powell, the veto.
ran Of the County C5uit, and an able
associate Of President aHdden on the
Polio, Court bench, awoke yes,of day
morning 10 nnd himself unable 20
move. The trouble. Il IL thought, ia
paralysis, aud his friends fear that Il
may result seriously. At lsst accounts,
the juttlce Was tettiog ca,ily--in fact,
there has been little or no rain
throughout the lrn elton. II Ia cup.
posed 10 be the result OF inleuse l. eat.
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Miss Coming to 1913 Main
And You Miss a Bargain.

II would be cold day for other aspir-
ants. That's just what the others
don't want, % the gresn.eycd monster
and insatisble ambition have control
Of them. Putting these two things to-
gsther yen have the anatomy OF the
ring laid out In plain view. Don't
you see 7" And Il was seen.
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NaFnfust

i, 10 rot 10 b. wondered at tha,
mne, Americans are dyspeptio. ssal.
lowing leo cod drinks on a hot sum.
day does the mischief. Why then
rot add 10 drops OF Anguslora Bltters,
lhe word renowned tonic Of exquisite
niyot and thus avoid all DAGGER OF
cold Ia tia stomach.
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Closing Out Prices.

l0c BUYS n 4ply LINEN COLLAR,
ioC standing or urn-down-worth 2Oc.
2nc BUYS 4.ply LINEN sUFP-wortA
6OC 35c.
c5c BUYS GENTS NECK scARFs-
&SS were Soc and 75e.
DIR BUYS ! dozen Of TOILET SOAP
6Oe worth 6oc.
ono BUYS Ladies' Black Regular Made
SVO H0sE-4oIth 40s.
5c BUYS choice Of any FANS nov In our
w wndow-none worth less than zoe.
fome 400 and 600.
S0c BUYS SATIN PAINTED FANS
wv worth tl.6.
0Rc BUYS Pure Silk JERSEY GLOVES
SOO that sold for 30.
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Goods Must Be Sold.

RIc BUYS Figured oRGANDIRs-a new
o3S lot worth Csc.
S0c BUYS q pattern Of y yard wide
WV Figured LAWN.
1kc BUYS choice Of anything In WHITE
AOO 8UUDS. No matter IL the price was
400 or sos. l5c buyt choice.
hc Buys card Of dozen PEARL
W BUTTONS.
l0c BUYS a card Of FANCY BUTTONS
wv worth 6Oc.
Inc BUYS q dozen clear white cup shspe
AVO PEARL BUTTONS. sizes Is to "a.
Rc BUYS RIcKRACK BRAIDs-worth
p. D All.Lipsa ooRsErs at rock bot
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398 Main Is The Place.

Sc BUYS Apron Check GINGHAMs
w worth double.
I'M BUYS Bookfoid SCOTCH GING-
wv HAMS-worth fully 100.
1runko We havsa few Trunks we will
sIuWNo close out cheap. You know
what this means.
Sc BUYS CURTAIN sCRIM-
w worth elsewhere l0c.
loroovs 6Oc on the dollar ID the way we
JoTSoyS are closing out Jerseys.
2oIc BUYS Unblsschsd TABLE DAM
S<s@ Abk-worth 80.
d1c BUYS TABLE DAMAsK-
TsU would be cheap ~ coo.
lHsr BUYS .2tinch Heavy Plaid Linen
bOaO CkAsH-worth In any store 25,.
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KAHN a FREIBERG,
Cor. Main and Poplar.
KAHN 4 FREIBERG, CORNER
MAIN AND POPLAR.


The only genuine original
Kahn h Freiberg having gobbled
up-with the mighty cash-lhe en-.
tire stock OF Hobhouse a Co., 81.
Louis, slightly damaged by water,
a low good. burnt only. We shall
sell nj 2ic best Union linen lawns;
2lc, 4lc and 90 best yard wide
pique; iic, Toe full regular made
seamless hoee, l0c and lbc; 10 and
Sc best folid colord einsham, &c
A., all linen toweling, &c; 20o, gen.
uine turkey red table cloth, 20e;
zoe, best brown linen table cloth,
zoe; 0Sr, largest white bed spreads,
/ Csc; CSC, ladies' and mlesis' slip.
perp, 26c ard b0c; pc, boys coate,
zoe; SC, silk grenadine, &c; Zoe and
zoe, best red flannel, loo and zoe
sac aud l0c, yard wine fne dress
lioens; ic, bue or red or black oil
calico, 40.
Come aud zee the stock and
take the goods AZ your own prices.
I veilings, DC, DC, DC . yard.
KAHN 4 FREIBERG,
Cor. NJ lin and Poplar Streets.
s.-DSn't forget the ohildren's
81 % genuine cashmere suite,
81 25, the o. and &c bleiched do.
nestle and iic sea leland. The
goode have only been wet slightly,
and a few are burnt. The 3Ss pure
linen bosom and cuff white shlris
will be sold before tomorrow. Call
early.
X. AZ. Msin aud Poplar.
N, B.-Mosquito bars, full sig,
SOC. silk sun umbrellas, 81 %.
Good parasols, 200.
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miibsrn ola aud Machine On

Keep on'hand q large stock Of Steel
Shading, which they cell al the same
price ne iron. See or write them be.
lore you purchase shaitlng or Pulleya.
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BussU Will run 10 Jackson Mound
pers from Cont Square today. Pare,
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Prices Talk For Themselves

Oh BUYS Simpson Gray and Black Fig
C2C uud CALIc0-short lengths-worth
~ cents.
ioIc BUYS lo-i BIsschsd sHEETING-
IOaC worth today 25e.
<2C worth fully 30.
Al BUYS Tstswids Figured LAWNS
~ told for shs.
clc BUYS 4o-inoh Figured BATI5TR
V2C worth l6,sj.
OLE BUYS Summer DRESS GOODS. TO
SsC close cat for the ssnon-werth l2'te.
loIc BUYS eholcs Of all WOOL NUNS
lEaC WILMINGTON s0c. IN
6o BUYS Cream or Pink LACE NUNS
Qkc BUYS Double width. Pure, Boft
0OC wsoI ALBA tR0S-worths 60.
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Our Arguments.

i0c BUYS BATIsrE CLAIRE. in white
Iolc BUYS BATIS1E CLAlAE-a very
i<2I sheer whits-goods will not shrink
worth always 4)c.
A. BUYS Brocadcd WHITE GOODS that
w sold Y this market atl2Hc'
ko BUYS Bookfold INDIA LINEN worth
w l0c. This 10 TO reduce stock.
10o BUYS our Extra heavy PEKUALEJ,
AVO In blue or white, for boys waists
every ono knows the price. zoo.
a. m BUYS II yards BLRACHED
PlsVV COTTON, one yard wide.
7Ic BUYS Ladies' or Misses CAPE COL
SSS LAR5-wor h l2><c.
OC Six PALM FANS,
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ORANGE ClDrp dsl,.htial 70 taste.
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Read the Figures.

lSc BUYS a genuine BRITISH HALF
'oS hOSE-worth go.
CHn BUYS 3 pairs Ladies' or Children's
WV solid color HuSE-worth zoe.
00c BUYS Children's RIBBED HOSE,
WV all s,aes, fast oye, and extra length,
best Hose sold for child-worth Sc.
l1Ic ByYs a One gage BaLBBIGaAN
s@2S H0SE-worth Csc.
DIR BUYS PARAs )LS-reducsd from
@S6 Zoe.
S0c BUYS PARASoLs-rsducsd from
7Sc BUYS LACE TRIMMED PARA
~" sOL5-worth ti,7S.
Ct nm BUYS three pairs Lsdiss' BRIL-
~''Vo LIANT Isle H0sE-worth CSC.
d0p BUYS Unlaundried SHIRTS, rein
1VO forced and double stsyed-vorth COO.
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ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

LOUISVILLE, July O.-Nisht--River 3
feet II Inches IN the canal and foot inches
on the iallf and rising. Weather clear an a
hot
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Monogram BAaEles, szuiisrd
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N c\cov,c Blood Elixir Is the
NSNSN - only Blood IRemedy
guaranteed. II Is n positive euro for
Ulcers, Eruptions, or Syphllitio Pois-
ening. IL purilics tho whole system,
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